Ramblings of a Warped Mind

I’m in Huntsville this week for a conference. I’m staying just a few minutes walk from my favorite job ever–Summer […]

In 1955, C. Northcote Parkinson opens his essay, “It is a commonplace observation that work expands so as to fill

In his 2011 book, Harvey Silvergate estimates that American professionals (doctors, engineers, etc.) commit on average three felonies daily. More

Clarence Earl Gideon, a poor drifter, took on the State of Florida in 1963 in the Supreme Court and won!

When I was a camp counselor at Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, during the summer of 1992, I was enthralled

The place to commit a crime in the US and get away with it is known as the “Zone of

MLK’s most famous speech almost didn’t happen. In the March on Washington on August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr.,

American political polarization is an important topic that we as a nation must begin to address. Looking at a 2022

The inconvenient truth–to borrow Al Gore’s phrase–for renewable energy sources is that the science is easy but the engineering is